Competition for young journalists enters the sixth round
21.11.08 - 12:58 ... source : Siemens
... Nuremberg, 2008-Nov-18 Young editors of school student newspapers and campus media are again called upon to exercise their journalistic skills in the subject field of automation. In this, the sixth round of the technical journalism competition organized by Siemens and the ZVEI (German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association), school pupils and students interested in journalism can do their research at trade fairs and produce articles, as well as radio or TV programs, on the topic of relevant technologies or careers. Their work is assessed by a jury. The prizes to be won include books, practical training placements in editorial offices, and a practical workshop at a journalism academy. The venues for the 6th technical journalism competition, under the auspices of the ministries of education of the Federal States of Bavaria and Lower Saxony, are Nuremberg and Hanover. For the sixth time, young editors of ...» Next (HTML)
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